Attractions

Kokedera Moss Temple offers a peaceful stroll through moss gardens, Zen meditation, and sacred rituals in Kyoto’s quiet hills. Advance booking keeps it serene and special.

The Imperial Palace East Gardens in Tokyo offer a peaceful escape with historic moats, walls, and gates. Explore the beautiful Japanese garden and the site of Japan’s former tallest castle tower.

Horyuji Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of Japan's oldest temples, home to the world’s oldest wooden buildings. Explore ancient structures, Buddhist art, and the serene Yumedono hall.

Lake Ashinoko is a stunning crater lake surrounded by natural beauty, with views of Mount Fuji. Enjoy scenic cruises, peaceful shores, and breathtaking landscapes, perfect for a relaxing retreat in Hakone.

Kumamoto City Zoological and Botanical Gardens offers a unique experience with rare wildlife and stunning plants. Explore giraffes, elephants, tropical plants, and seasonal flowers, perfect for families.

Adashino Nenbutsuji Temple, founded by Kobo Daishi in the 9th century, is a peaceful site with hundreds of stone statues honoring the deceased. Explore the tranquil grounds and serene bamboo forest.

Shinjuku is Tokyo’s electric core, packed with shopping, entertainment, and nightlife. Home to the world’s busiest station, it connects millions daily. Visit sky-high views, vibrant Kabukicho, and more!

Suizenji Garden in Kumamoto is a tranquil Japanese landscape garden, perfect for a peaceful stroll. Built by the Hosokawa family, it features a scenic path and miniature versions of Mount Fuji and Tokaido post stations.

Yokohama Chinatown offers a vibrant experience with colorful streets, delicious Chinese food, and festive events. A must-visit for foodies and culture seekers in Japan's largest Chinatown!

Kochi Castle, built in the early 1600s, is one of Japan’s few surviving castles. Explore its historic wooden interiors, enjoy stunning views from the tower, and discover Kochi’s rich Edo-era heritage.